Does this manual contain load data for the new Nosler Long Range Bullets?
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No it does not have the new accubond longe range bullets listed in this manual.Hope this helps
1302
Yes. I an firing a 6.8x284 @ 1,000 yds and this manual helped me dial it in.
1303
I bought this for another person but I believe it does have long range info in it .
1912348
You might look in the 3rd edition of Lymans Cast Bullet Handbook to get your loads. I found loads there unavailable in the newer manual.
1048282
Rich: I don't have my packaging anymore but it did list all the calibers it did support. I suggest you go to Butler Creek web site and look at the detail about the product. The key to the whole thing was the thickness of the magazine. the website on the magazine is www.maglula.com hope this helps
328501
Yes it is a good book for the beginner. I would also recommend that you get some of the other reloading manuals that are available (Hornady, Nosler, etc.) for comparison purposes. I don't know of any experienced reloader who relies on only one data resource.
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The publish date on the 49th edition is about the same time the blackout ammo went on sale at all; so no that data is not in the book. It is a 30 cal round with around 1000 fps. I checked other 30 cal rounds for similar ballistics and didn't see anything close enough to publish a start point to experiment with. You might check with your die manufacturer since it is such a new round.
1575506
Check the RCBS cross reference guide in thier catalog, I don't load that caliber, sorry.
1223299
Hi John,I wish I could give you an answer to your question. I no longer have the package it came with but I can certainly tell you that a "Speed Loader" is a godsend when loading a magazine. It is sooooo very easy.Joe H.
1729905
Yes, the Lyman Reloading Handbook 49th does list some IMR powders for a few reloads. The authors only use 6 or 7 powders per bullet per weight! So any particular powder won't be listed for each load listed in the book. You would have to look at the load you are thinking of and see where your powder comes in.
921877
No problem . Just use speed loader with four bullets . Great speed loader .
669377
No, and yes it shows some, but then you have to log into some other crap on your pc (Free subscription) although it wouldn't take code or download anything I wanted. I don't remember. It is more complex than any description let's on. I used it twice it has been in gun cabinet ever since. It really is a turd, wish I hadn't lost my old one. Forgot I have it, maybe shoot it with my 45 this weekend, and make room for something useful
2095010
Yes. It includes a small users guide. For any more specific details, search YouTube for your specific type of gun.
871943
They show using Federal 210 large rifle primers, they have the specs for 125 gr Jacketed SPT, 150 gr Jacketed SP, 174 gr Jacketed RN, 180 gr Jacketed SPT, and 200 gr Alloy, they show different powders and starting grains and max grains per type of powder used, also have all the dimensions of the case and OAL of finished round. I found this book to be loaded with information, I highly recommend it. Hope this helps.
1217297
I should not have any. Just make sure you read and understand the sighting in instructions otherwise you may end up frustrated and waste ammo. NOTE: the bullet drop lines moves with the power setting. This allows "custom" set-up to your rifle/ammo.
2085490
No, it contains data for 150gr and 175gr while lymans 49th edition reloading manual has info for 150gr jacketed and 155gr jacketed so if you had both you could compare their data between jacketed and lead and come up with a reasonable estimation of what to load.
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The loader comes with the Lee instructions which are OK but not really detailed. There's a book right here on Amazon which is a bit better. It's called " The Beginner's Guide to Reloading Ammunition". It has a picture sequence showing the Lee loader. For powders and shot, I use my Lyman and Lee books but an even better source is YouTube. Everyone there has a different opinion but you can find some good suggestions there.
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Sorry, I do not recall. Go on Grex WEB site and they will list features of each gun. Great pin nailer and case to boot. Good luck.
632554
Yes. It has everything you need. I am sure it would fit your loader. You'll need a powder measure and especially a shell base plate holder for the caliber you want to load. Lee has a universal shell holder kit for $20-$25. Well worth it. Hope this helps and Happy/Safe Reloading.